I covered news and other subjects herein starting with American police officer Chester Thompson. I mentioned en passant the latest Michael Jackson allegations and the reaction of Guardianista feminist airheads to them. A controversial pardon by the outgoing Governor of Kentucky, which perhaps was not so controversial. This led to mention of rape trauma syndrome and the child sexual abuse accommodation syndrome - both of them fallacious.

I made a slight mistake: E. Jean Carroll is not suing Donald Trump for rape but for defamation. Yes, the morons believe her, or claim to. I mentioned the ongoing manufactured Prince Andrew scandal and the whore who has falsely accused him.

I tackled the police flim-flam about lack of resources, something that is relevant to the main there.

I gave some background to Jimmy Savile and explained how easily and freely celebrities are falsely accused. Then some background to the false allegations against Savile and how this morphed into a celebrity witch-hunt. I went through Savile’s questioning by the police and the madness of Michael Shipton.

The allegations against Jimmy Tarbuck. I compared the allegations against Jim Davidson with those against Bill Cosby in the United States. The outrageous Dave Lee Travis case, and Paul Gambaccini. I played a recording of Gambaccini talking to Radio 4, commenting on it and how the lowlife of the Metropolitan Police tried to stitch him up. Sadly, he seems to believe evidence matters, even after what he was told by Liz Kershaw.

I discussed the Max Clifford case and of course the framing of Rolf Harris. And the attempt to stitch up Cliff Richard. The convictions of Chris Dunning, Gary Glitter and Stuart Hall. The conviction of Ray Teret, which exposes the false methodology of all the preceeding cases. I finished off with some discussion of old cases, real and fake.

Below is the link to the short video I made about the E.J. Carroll allegations. She lifted the idea from the plot of a US TV crime drama:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/bXKEASLwsDZR/

Regarding Edward Heath, he and three other Prime Ministers were in fact bachelors.

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